TSTT has ex­pressed dis­ap­point­ment over the de­ci­sion of for­mer work­ers to threat­en le­gal ac­tion over tax forms.

The for­mer TSTT em­ploy­ees, who ac­cept­ed Vol­un­tary Sep­a­ra­tion Pack­ages in 2018, warned that they would take le­gal ac­tion if their for­mer em­ploy­er does not pro­vide them with new TD4 forms in 21 days.

In a state­ment, TSTT said, “The com­pa­ny is en­gaged in on­go­ing com­mu­ni­ca­tion with the at­tor­neys rep­re­sent­ing the group and has not fal­tered in pro­vid­ing time­ly up­dates on the sta­tus and avail­abil­i­ty of the re­vised TD4 forms. TSTT is work­ing close­ly with the Board of In­land Rev­enue to make the forms avail­able in a time­ly man­ner and the group’s at­tor­neys are kept abreast of all de­vel­op­ments in this re­gard.”

TSTT said, “It has no in­ter­est in pro­long­ing this mat­ter. The com­pa­ny has giv­en the group its full sup­port and ded­i­cat­ed re­sources to bring this mat­ter to a swift res­o­lu­tion. TSTT gives the as­sur­ance that it is work­ing dili­gent­ly to pro­vide the re­vised TD4 forms to the group’s At­tor­neys in the short­est pos­si­ble time.”

The com­pa­ny al­so re­ject­ed, “with con­tempt” al­le­ga­tions made by the ex-work­ers about non-pay­ments to the Board of In­land Rev­enue.

In the state­ment, TSTT said, “Since the mat­ter is be­fore the court, TSTT will re­frain from com­ment­ing fur­ther.”